Seclore opens new office in Gurgaon

Seclore, a provider of Enterprise Digital Rights Management solutions, has inaugurated a new office in Gurgaon, India.

With offices in Mumbai, Bangalore, Middle East, Singapore, and the US, the Gurgaon office will serve as a major center for the growing needs of persistent file-centric security for the Indian central government & public sector, fueled by their recent data security initiatives. The NCR region in India is one of the fastest growing markets for Seclore.

Seclore recently reported an all-time record for annual results with an 83 percent year-over-year revenue growth fueled by enterprise demand for persistent file-centric security. Last quarter the company also announced raising $12 million in Series B funding by Helion Ventures, VentureEast, Sistema Asia Fund, and India Alternatives to support the increasing market demands and growth momentum.

“Our continued investments in sales, marketing and services for the NCR region are a vote of confidence to the business potential we see in this market. The new office showcases our commitment to our customers. By being closer to the market, we can increase the development of data-centric solution capabilities and services that align with the needs of our customers, and expand our core teams to support the growth that we are currently witnessing,” said Vishal Gupta, CEO, Seclore.

“We are very excited about our new office and the ability it will give us to deliver data-centric security solutions to organizations in the region. Gurgaon is also one of the hottest hubs of talent and innovation and we believe this investment will accelerate our growth plans for the India market,” added Amit Malhotra, VP, Sales India, Middle East & Africa.

Seclore recently enhanced the advanced security capabilities of its EDRM solution with several new innovations including email protector auto discovery, next generation policy federation and enhanced agentless access to protected documents.

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